Starchaser: The Legend of Orin

1985
PG
1h 40min

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Carmen Argenziano, Daryl Bartley, Tyke Caravelli, Joe Colligan, Noelle North, and Les Tremayne in Starchaser: The Legend of Orin (1985)

Set on the subterranean Mine-World, a band of human worker are treated like slaves under the power of the evil overlord Zygon until one, Orin, unearths the hilt of a mythical sword that only he can master. Escaping the planet, he runs into the rogue smuggler Dagg and a pair of helpful droids and the princess, who all team up to return to the Mine-World with a plan to defeat Zygon and free Orin's enslaved people.

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Ubicado en el Mine-World subterráneo, una banda de trabajadores humanos son tratados como esclavos bajo el poder del malvado señor Zygon hasta que uno, Orin, desentierra la empuñadura de una... Leer todoUbicado en el Mine-World subterráneo, una banda de trabajadores humanos son tratados como esclavos bajo el poder del malvado señor Zygon hasta que uno, Orin, desentierra la empuñadura de una espada mítica que solo él puede dominar.Ubicado en el Mine-World subterráneo, una banda de trabajadores humanos son tratados como esclavos bajo el poder del malvado señor Zygon hasta que uno, Orin, desentierra la empuñadura de una espada mítica que solo él puede dominar.

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Orin
(voz)

Carmen Argenziano

Dagg Dibrimi
(voz)

Noelle North

Elan
(voz)
…

Anthony De Longis

Lord Zygon
(voz)
(as Anthony Delongis)

Tyke Caravelli

Silica
(voz)

Les Tremayne

Arthur
(voz)
…

Ken Sansom

Magreb
(voz)
…

John Moschitta Jr.

Z'Gork
(voz)
…

Daryl Bartley

Kallie
(voz)
(as Daryl T. Bartley)

John Garwood

Herb Vigran

Hopps
(voz)

Michael Winslow

Tina Romanus

Aunt Bella
(voz)
…

Joseph Della Sorte

Thomas H. Watkins

Mizzo
(voz)
…

Mickey Morton

Mine-Master
(voz)
…

Mona Marshall

Star Fly
(voz)

Ryan MacDonald

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Trivia
Originally produced in stereoscopic 3-D (for being watched with 3-D glasses). The posters claimed it was the first ever animated feature made in this process, but Australian film "Abra Cadabra" was released 2 years prior.

Errores
When Zygon meets Orin and Elan for the first time, one of the horns of his mask passes through a solid wall as he walks up.

Citas
Silica: [to Arthur the ship computer] Ungrateful son of a Bit!

Versiones alternativas
Released in Japan in the short-lived VHD format in 3-D. This disc has been widely copied to make bootleg tapes and DVDs.

Conexiones
Featured in At the Movies: Fever Pitch/One Magic Christmas/Santa Claus: The Movie/Starchaser: The Legend of Orin (1985)

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7/10

Pretty Good Although Derivative of Star Wars

Some very good animation is combined with a very good score by Andrew Belling in what sadly was a bomb at the box office. I suppose a lot of money was pumped into this production due to it being produced in 3D. According to this site it cost $15 million to produce. The film only garnered in over $3 million at the US box office, which ain't bad, because it was the 80s and this was a cartoon.

The big influence for this film was George Lucas' STAR WARS. Not to mention the opening credits are a little reminiscent of the STAR TREK films as well. Anyways it is the story of a slave named Orin (Joe Colligan) who along with his people spend their lives mining for crystals for Zygon (Anthony De Longis). Orin though finds the hilt of a mythical sword which only he can use. He escapes the underground to find what life looks like elsewhere. Along the way he meets a smuggler named Dagg (Carmen Argenziano), a couple of droids (Tyke Caravelli and Les Tremayne) and a beautiful princess (Noelle North). It must be sounding quite similar to STAR WARS now.

It is a fun cartoon, although it is a little more adult orientated as it does have some sharp language and a little bit of sexuality blended in as well. It was rated PG for good reason.